fix(ci): use canonical RevealFleet signer configuration - #511
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The prove-red owner exception now reads only
REVEALFLEET_OVERRIDE_SIGNERS, matching the canonical fleet identity. All three language jobs inject that repository variable. An obsolete-only setting cannot grant an exception, and both the canonical and obsolete variables are removed before changed tests execute.The existing shared signature verifier, exact repository/PR/head/gate/expiry context, request-label ordering and signature namespace remain unchanged. Regression coverage exercises the real CLI and installed shared verifier with synthetic signatures: canonical trust succeeds despite conflicting obsolete data, obsolete-only trust fails closed, and invalid canonical trust cannot fall back. Workflow assertions cover TypeScript, Go and Rust. Owned Git fixtures clear inherited repository-local Git state and prove an unrelated index remains untouched.
Validation:
pnpm lint: passed across 437 files; five existing warnings and one existing informational diagnostic in unchanged files.pnpm lint:docsandgit diff --check: passed.Sandbox runs could not spawn fixture Git/SSH or lint subprocesses (EPERM); unchanged commands passed with permitted execution outside the sandbox. One initial new fixture assertion incorrectly expected the disposable prove-red checkout to restore source; the fixture now resets its owned source before each case and verifies the existing base-source behavior.
The repository owner still needs to provision and verify the canonical public signer configuration in Actions. Source tests do not establish external variable availability or a live CI grant. This change does not alter repository settings, publish a grant, use an owner exception key, or modify provider configuration.